Big flop for 56o, how do you continue?
 

A few hands in I double up through villain with AA v KK. He comments on what a big losing streak he is on. ~15 hands later he raises 35 in MP, I call with KQ and raise his 50 flop bet to 150 on a board of 3d 8d 9x, he pushes - said he had KK.

Preflop: Hero is UTG with 6[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], 5[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img]. SB posts a blind of $5.
<font color="red">Hero raises to $30</font>, 3 folds, BB calls $20.

Flop: ($65) 6[img]/images/graemlins/heart.gif[/img], 4[img]/images/graemlins/spade.gif[/img], 7[img]/images/graemlins/diamond.gif[/img] [color=#0000FF](2 players)</font>
BB checks,<font color="red"> Hero bets $50</font>,<font color="red"> BB raises to $125</font>

He most likely hand range is something like 88-JJ

Re: Big flop for 56o, how do you continue?
 

Stack-sizes?

Re: Big flop for 56o, how do you continue?
 

He most likely hand range is something like 88-JJ

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Then easy push, especially if his stack is anywhere between 500-700.

Re: Big flop for 56o, how do you continue?
 

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Stack-sizes?

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oops

Villain $1925, I cover

Re: Big flop for 56o, how do you continue?
 

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Then easy push, especially if his stack is anywhere between 500-700.

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I said most likely, so if I push and am wrong he will show me a set/AA and I go fish.

Re: Big flop for 56o, how do you continue?
 

He's stuck and probably steaming. This really isn't a great spot to try and semibluff him. I don't think he folds like a overpair like ever. Just call the raise and proceed from there.

Re: Big flop for 56o, how do you continue?
 

Weird. I played a hand in a live game almost *identical* to this. I called a button raise from the big blind with 5-6 offsuit, flopped the nut straight and check-raised. The button was particularly aggressive, so I opted for another check-raise on the turn and he folded.

Re: Big flop for 56o, how do you continue?
 

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Weird. I played a hand in a live game almost *identical* to this. I called a button raise from the big blind with 5-6 offsuit, flopped the nut straight and check-raised. The button was particularly aggressive, so I opted for another check-raise on the turn and he folded.

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wow!
thats nothing like this hand!

Re: Big flop for 56o, how do you continue?
 

repot and take a free turn I guess

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Stack-sizes?

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oops

Villain $1925, I cover

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you guys are pretty deep on the flop action so I think a push is out of the question (only gonna get a call when you are behind). I see more merit in calling and taking it from the turn with position. If you hit, you are going to a good chunk o change off this chump.

Three betting is good if you think he will fold, but you are going to have to muck if he comes over the top and pushes in.